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Experience with relevant large and small scale Mission Critical, Data Center, Critical Facilities and other MEP-heavy commercial or industrial projects in the capacity of a General Contractor, Electrical Contractor or Mechanical Contractor.
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In this role, you will assist with triaging sensitive, high profile, and escalated Trust & Safety requests. Ensure quality work in all aspects of Escalation Management in support tickets, customer-facing Root Cause Analysis (RCA) documents, senior executive readouts as applicable, etc.
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Various members of our team are involved in committees in the ICU and the hospital including the Critical Care Collaborative, pharmacy/therapeutics committee, the ethics committee, and infection prevention committee.
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The critical care nurse shall formulate a comprehensive nursing plan of care for the medical-surgical patient and collaborate in the overall plan of patient care. The critical care nurse shall be competent and current, adhering to established standards of practice, and will engage in activities or behaviors that characterize professionals.
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Our Critical Care business unit specializes in advanced hemodynamic monitoring solutions, including artificial intelligence algorithms to provide predictive readings to clinicians, helping them get patients home to their families faster.
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Assists in the review of mechanical and electrical options as part of the preconstruction process and completes systems analysis for select projects. Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, architectural engineering or related field (Required.
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Proficient in the use of REVIT and CAD computer modeling and rendering software. Must be eligible to work in the United States without needing a work visa or residency sponsorship. Additionally, you will lead the cross-functional design disciplines in developing technical solutions.
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We are Joint Commission certified and known for our commitment to excellence and ethical practices in the industry. Ability to adapt to different healthcare settings and work collaboratively in a team environment.
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We are looking for a RN - Critical Care - CVICU for our client in Austin, Texas. Title: RN - Critical Care - CVICU. Facility: Ascension Seton Medical Center Austin. We are looking for a RN - Critical Care - CVICU for our client in Austin, Texas.
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Strong detailing skills and proficiency in construction administrative processes; Experience in organizing project design development and production delivery; 10+ years’ overall experience with experience in data centers and large scale, multi-disciplinary design.
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